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When you get certified, you'll be able to teach, coach, and train others on John's most impactful mindset, leadership, and teamwork principles. For more information, visit john gordoncertified.com. That's J-O-N-Gordon certified.com. Now let's jump in to today's episode. Hey, welcome to the John Gordon podcast. Today, my guest is Justin Rothen Schofer. So good to be here, man. You're right. You got it.

You got it. And I mean, how awesome is this? It's like we've turned the health haven into the

John Gordon podcast. I know. And it's cool. We are in your place, but we made this my studio for the day.

That's right. And I'll take it. I love this haven. It really is a haven of

health. Talk about just this beautiful space. I mean, when you think about your health, health is so

holistic. And when God created the earth, he created environments even before he created us.

And so we have to think consciously about the environments that we're in because you're in the midst of even a lot of renovations and building a brand new home. And we've talked through your journey of like being in, what do you call it, the pit? Oh yeah, we go to the shack. The shack. So you were in the shack where I got bit by a recluse spider. That's right. That's right. So you're in the shack. And now you're in this beautiful Airbnb that you guys have. And then you're going to be going to your home. And so you've noticed even how being in the shack, how that impacted your health. And now you know how this Airbnb feels that's impacting your health in a positive way. And the two

environments are so contradictory to one another. And ultimately, it reflected that in the health

that you had mentally, physically, spiritually, emotionally. And so as we were able to really kind of

put some vision behind what we wanted in a space, God just painted this the moment we were able to be blessed with this property,

and it's now a vision and an answer prayer.

It does feel holy, and I think this is an appropriate, obviously, transition

to a book you have written called Holy Health,

and feeling that holiness, it just feels good.

There's something about holy that feels good,

even when you hear the term. And I was telling a friend that I was coming here, we're going to do this podcast on holy health. And he said, John, what does holy health mean? Like, what does it mean

to have holy health? And why are you calling it holy health? I said, you know what? Justin created holy health. So I got to go ask them what that means. So tell us about what is holy health and why are you calling it holy health? I said, you know what? Justin created holy health, so I got to go ask them what that means.

So tell us about what does holy health mean?

Yeah, so when I first think about holy health, holy is to be set apart, is to be different,

is to stand out.

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